Applications Are Rolling Until Positions Have Been Filled. 2026 Farm Crew Position
Canewater Farm
Victor, ID
Position Details
Start Date: May 4, 2026
End Date: October 31, 2026
About the Farm
Canewater Farm is an organic vegetable and flower farm in beautiful Teton Valley, Idaho. Using low-till practices, we
grow healthy food for the communities of Victor, Driggs, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Our 13-acre farm includes 8
acres of field production, along with outbuildings, two hoop houses, two cat tunnels, and two greenhouses. We
proudly supply our produce to 20 restaurants, 3 local groceries, 2 online markets, and 3 weekly farmers markets.
Located just a few miles from Victor at the base of Teton Pass, our area offers world-class skiing, fishing, boating,
hiking, biking, climbing and more. Summers are alive with music, food, and arts, in a close-knit, welcoming
community that we’re proud to be part of.
As a family farm, our team includes one farmer/owner, one manager, five crew members, and some amazing
volunteers—not to mention a dog and two kiddos! We love our farm, our community, and the joy of growing delicious
food.
About The Crew
Each season, we bring together a hardworking and diverse group of individuals to form our farm crew. Together, we
work as a team to grow beautiful, organic food. Crew members join us with varying levels of experience and leave
with a strong foundation in greenhouse propagation, planting, harvesting, and fieldwork. Many past managers have
gone on to start their own farms, and we strive for all crew members to leave with a deep understanding of organic
agriculture.
We work hard and play hard. The crew works Monday through Friday, with weekends off to explore the area's
stunning natural beauty. There is a mandatory once per month weekend farm duty requirement. We are committed to
maintaining a safe, inclusive, and supportive work environment.
Limited on-site housing is available in two campers and a tiny house, offered for rent on a first-come, first-served
basis. While housing can be scarce in mountain towns, we’re happy to help find creative solutions.
Applicants should bring a strong work ethic, the ability to work individually and as part of a team, a readiness to
handle all weather conditions, and a positive attitude—while having fun along the way!
Job Duties Include but are not Limited To:
● Greenhouse propagation.
● Soil bed preparation and planting (by hand, paper pot, and water wheel).
● Hoophouse management (pest and disease control, trellising and pruning).
● Harvesting crops daily (hand and mechanical).
● Post-harvest handling: washing, grading, packing, cooler organization, and deliveries.
● Seedbed preparation, seeding, planting, and cultivation/weeding (hand/hoe).
● Frequent use of row cover and silage tarps.
● Optional tractor work for those with skills (not required).
● Organic weed, insect, and disease management.
● Irrigation management (moving hand lines, repairing drip systems).
● Record-keeping for organic certification.
● Optional participation in 1-2 farmers markets per month.
● Occasional tasks: catching lost children and dogs, and choosing great pack house music!
● Work 45-50 hours/week; strive for 45 hours max (7:00 am-4:30 pm). Spring and fall hours may vary with weather.
● One mandatory weekend per month: These are not full days, but they do require you to be in close proximity to the farm. The days consist of opening and closing the houses in the morning and evenings, watering seedlings based on needs, and being around throughout the day to water more or adjust walls and doors on housing based on the weather.
● 45-minute unpaid lunch break; break room with full kitchen, cappuccino machine, fridge, etc. We try to have lunch together, but there will be times when we need to stagger lunch based on the workload that needs to be done that day.
Experience/Qualifications
●At least a year of experience working on a vegetable and/or farming operation is preferred, but not required.
●Strong interest in organic agriculture.
● Excellent communication skills and a positive attitude (sense of humor encouraged, positive attitude required!).
●Strong sense of urgency—able to work quickly while maintaining quality control.
● Flexibility and adaptability to new systems; strong problem-solving skills.
● Self-motivation, initiative, and attention to detail.
● Team-oriented, with the ability to collaborate effectively.
● Ability to take direction, receive feedback, and ask questions when tasks are not clear.
● Physically fit: able to perform strenuous labor daily in challenging conditions (heat, rain, hail, snow, and mud) while maintaining a positive attitude.
● Ability to lift 50 lbs.
● Clean driver’s license and reliable transportation to work.
Supplemental Information
● Work hours are 7:00 AM–4:30 PM, Monday through Friday (hours may occasionally vary, but we aim to maintain this schedule).
● Part-time positions may be available, depending on circumstances.
● Access to a kitchen, break room, outdoor shower, and bathroom is provided.
● On-farm housing is available for 2-3 employees (details upon request).
● No dogs, please.
Compensation
● $16 per hour.
● Free produce throughout the season, when available.
● 5 unpaid vacation days, which can be taken all at once or separately.
● End-of-season bonus: $0.50 per hour worked, paid upon completing the entire season. (Bonus will not be paid if employment ends before the agreed-upon date.)
To see and learn more about what life looks like at Canewater, instagram @canewater_farm.
If this sounds like you, then please send over the copy job application linked here, a resume, and 3 references to raferivers@gmail.com